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Laura M. Tach

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Cornell University

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Brooks School of Public Policy

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Sociology

Laura M. Tach is currently serving as a Brooks School Of Public Policy Professor at Cornell University.

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sociology socioeconomic status family issues economics family relations family studies public policy social sciences economic inequality social inequality housing studies social relations interpersonal relationships housing family process urban studies family psychology family formation poverty family relationships demography urban affairs marriage economic behavior family dynamics household finance family interactions gentrification affordable housing income security residential development family involvement economic geography disadvantaged background urban policy migration studies ethnic studies urban society financial wellbeing tax incentives cultural change family diversity public welfare parent leadership socio-economic issues united states intimate relationships community environments income distribution family policy human welfare family life equal educational opportunities developmental psychology child psychology applied developmental psychology marital therapy welfare economics human wellbeing racial equity equal opportunity fragile families marital quality romantic relationships income volatility father absence reverse causality causal effect economic insecurity unmarried parents nonresident father involvement british children collective efficacy neighborhood collective efficacy black family paternal involvement urban affair social policy

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Federal Place-Based Policy and the Geography of Inequality in the United States, 1990–2019. Social Forces (2025)

Laura TachEmily ParkerAlexandra CooperstockSamuel Dodini

housing studiesurban studiesurban geographypublic policyeconomicseconomic geographyaffordable housingfederal place-based policyunited statespublic financespatial distributionurban policyhousingurban affairstax policy

Perceptions of Relationships With Kinship Caregivers Among Parents Following State-Detected Psychoactive Substance Use. Parenting (2024)

Elizabeth DayLaura TachBrittany Paige Mihalec-Adkins

family dynamicssubstance use disordersfamily psychologyfamily interactionsfamily involvementfamily relationspsychiatryfamily medicinesubstance abusefamily issuesinterpersonal relationshipsnursingsupport systemkinship caregiverscaregiversfamily membersfamily processmental healthsocial workaddictionfamily therapyfamily studies

Better Together? Multiplier and Spillover Effects in Two-Generation Initiatives. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2023)

Laura TachElizabeth Day

positive spillover benefitsspillover effectsfamily skill buildingfamily medicinepublic policyfamily involvementsociologyfamily issuesintergenerational equitysocial policypovertyfamily policyintergenerational relationsfamily studies

Do Federal Place-Based Policies Improve Economic Opportunity in Rural Communities?. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2022)

Emily ParkerLaura TachCassandra Robertson

disadvantaged backgroundhousing studiesurban geographysocioeconomic statuspublic policyeconomicseconomic opportunitypovertyrural povertyrural communitiesrural developmentrural policyeconomic geography

Experiences of Trauma-Informed Care in a Family Drug Treatment Court. Social Service Review (2022)

Laura TachMary Beth MorrisseyElizabeth DayFrancesca VesciaBrittany Mihalec-Adkins

trauma-informed caretraumafamily medicinecounseling psychologypunitive mandatesimplementation researchnursingtrauma systemstic reformsclinical practicetherapeutic approachespsychological trauma

Historical Redlining and Contemporary Federal Place-Based Policy: A Case of Compensatory or Compounding Neighborhood Inequality?. Housing Policy Debate (2022)

Cassandra RobertsonEmily ParkerLaura Tach

urban studiesresidential developmentpublic policyeconomicsgentrificationaffordable housingurban policyurban affairsurban geographyhistorical holc mapsurban historyreal estatehousingurbanismurban planninghousing studieshistorical redliningloan corporationafrican american studieseconomic geography

Intra-Household Financial Inequality, Gender Equality, and Marital Dissolution. Journal of Family and Economic Issues (2022)

Alicia EadsLaura TachLauren Griffin

economic inequalitysocioeconomic statusfamily studiessociologygender equalitygender studiesfamily relationshousehold financemarriagegender inequality

“I Was a Soccer Mom—High or Not”: The Intersecting Roles of Parenting and Recovery. Family Relations (2022)

Elizabeth DayBrittany P. Mihalec‐AdkinsMary Beth MorrisseyFrancesca VesciaLaura Tach

family processapplied developmental psychologyjuvenile courtchild developmentfamily involvementstate oversightsocial workpediatricsparent leadershipfamily therapyfamily psychologysubstance misusesoccer mom—highrecovery supportrehabilitationrecoveryfamily studies

State Child Welfare Policies and the Measurement of Child Maltreatment in the United States. Child Maltreatment (2021)

Elizabeth DayLaura TachBrittany Mihalec-Adkins

child maltreatmentwelfarepublic policypediatricsunited statessocial policyhealth services researchchild abuse preventionchild protectionpolicy analysisfamily violencecriminal justicechild abusenational child abuse

Fatherhood and Racial/Ethnic Differences in the Progression of Romantic Relationships. Journal of Marriage and Family (2020)

Emily ParkerSharon SasslerLaura Tach

relationship fluxfamily dynamicsfamily processfamily relationshipsdemographysociologyfatherhood variesinterpersonal relationshipsethnicitygender studiessocial relationsfamily relationsfamily psychologymarriagefamily formationromantic relationshipsfamily studies

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Laura M. Tach

Professor

Cornell University

Affiliations

Brooks School of Public Policy

College of Arts and Sciences

Department of Sociology

Laura M. Tach is currently serving as a Brooks School Of Public Policy Professor at Cornell University.

Honors

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Federal Place-Based Policy and the Geography of Inequality in the United States, 1990–2019. Social Forces (2025)

Laura TachEmily ParkerAlexandra CooperstockSamuel Dodini

Perceptions of Relationships With Kinship Caregivers Among Parents Following State-Detected Psychoactive Substance Use. Parenting (2024)

Elizabeth DayLaura TachBrittany Paige Mihalec-Adkins

Better Together? Multiplier and Spillover Effects in Two-Generation Initiatives. The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science (2023)

Laura TachElizabeth Day

Do Federal Place-Based Policies Improve Economic Opportunity in Rural Communities?. RSF The Russell Sage Foundation Journal of the Social Sciences (2022)

Emily ParkerLaura TachCassandra Robertson

Experiences of Trauma-Informed Care in a Family Drug Treatment Court. Social Service Review (2022)

Laura TachMary Beth MorrisseyElizabeth DayFrancesca VesciaBrittany Mihalec-Adkins

trauma-informed caretraumafamily medicinecounseling psychologypunitive mandatesimplementation researchnursingtrauma systemstic reformsclinical practicetherapeutic approachespsychological trauma

Historical Redlining and Contemporary Federal Place-Based Policy: A Case of Compensatory or Compounding Neighborhood Inequality?. Housing Policy Debate (2022)

Cassandra RobertsonEmily ParkerLaura Tach

Intra-Household Financial Inequality, Gender Equality, and Marital Dissolution. Journal of Family and Economic Issues (2022)

Alicia EadsLaura TachLauren Griffin

economic inequalitysocioeconomic statusfamily studiessociologygender equalitygender studiesfamily relationshousehold financemarriagegender inequality

“I Was a Soccer Mom—High or Not”: The Intersecting Roles of Parenting and Recovery. Family Relations (2022)

Elizabeth DayBrittany P. Mihalec‐AdkinsMary Beth MorrisseyFrancesca VesciaLaura Tach

State Child Welfare Policies and the Measurement of Child Maltreatment in the United States. Child Maltreatment (2021)

Elizabeth DayLaura TachBrittany Mihalec-Adkins

Fatherhood and Racial/Ethnic Differences in the Progression of Romantic Relationships. Journal of Marriage and Family (2020)

Emily ParkerSharon SasslerLaura Tach

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